Bilous

Dueck works for ICUC Moderation, the brainchild of Winnipeg businessman Keith Bilous, which started out in 2002 as Captain Interactive, broadcasting text messages onto nightclub screens after vetting the content.

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"Unfortunately there is still so much hate within society and people," Mr. Bilous says.

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Keith Bilous celebrated his last birthday in style, roaring up to his new custom-built home in suburban Winnipeg in a Tesla Roadster, his 39th birthday gift to himself.

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Today, ICUC employs over 200 moderators globally and was acquired in June by London's Aegis Group though Bilous, like all his employees, still works from home.

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ICUC Moderation Services, the company Mr. Bilous started in 2002, grew out of his awareness that there was money to be made in the new world of social media technology and his passion for ventures that excite people - himself included.

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"Some Fridays you feel like you need to spend two hours in the shower because it's so disgusting," says Bilous.

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Bilous attributes a lot of the ugliness found online to the anonymous nature of virtual self-expression.

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"They feel that they are just greasy and slimy because of all the crap they have to read," says Bilous, president of ICUC.

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The volume has increased every year, occasionally increasing from month to month, since Bilous started ICUC in 2002.

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When the words "COMMENT REMOVED" started popping up on websites carrying stories about a lack of French at the Olympics, Keith Bilous 'employees were hard at work.

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